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UWPAC124 Ranger News Text Any textual data included in the document Comments? Concerns? Questions? Story Ideas? Email us! therangernews_uwp@yahoo.com MILLER LITE? PRESENTS -THE January 29th, 2004 Contents Letter from the Editor Pg. 2 Things to Do @ th e U Pg. 2 News Briefs f Pg. 3 Ranger Growl Pg. 3 Sports Pg. 6 Music Reviews Pg. 8 Health and Body Pg. 10 Horoscopes and Comics Pg. 11 Exposing the Sexes Pg. 12 Classifieds Pg. 14 Police Beat Pg. 15 Sports Players from the Milwaukee Brewers have lunch in Union Square. See Sports on page 7. I Are you having your cake ami eating it. too? Exposing the Sexes is on page 12. University of Wisconsin-Parkside's Student Newspaper U.S. Congressman Paul Ryan speaks with members of the local community More politics? Page 9 Chancellor Jack Keating prepares to make sundaes at the ice cream social. Page 3 ASSISTANT EDITOR SCOTT STEFANI A&E DIRECTOR E&1ILY R ASBORNIK MUSIC EDITOR GEORGE DRURY SPORTS EDITOR MICHAEL L.UI NEWS EDITOR JOSHUA LANGER GRAPHICS DESIGNER MATT GONYA CREATIVE DIRECTOR CHARLES BARROWS BUSINESS MANAGER SONYA GONZALEZ ADVERTISING MANAGER CHRISTINE FERRER RANGER REPORTER RUSSELL HARRIS KATIE DYLEWSKI Letter from the editor Production: The Ranger News Date: Studio: Wyllie D139C CWCeVeUbe0enr i^Knon^p over winter break, preparing to bring you aquaHtypublicat.on. Our mission statement; The Ranger News staff is dedicated to publishing the most reasonable, reliable and entertaining information to the UW- Parkside coomunity they can provide. We are starting off the new year with a great issue. We have news, sports, music, movies, ^ comics, and as always, the ever-popular police beat (you gotta check out the new twist ion th &). The semester has kicked off. I strongly encourage everyone to check out some of the student organizations available to join. There are indeed opportunities of a lifetime within your reach. Ever wanted to be on the radio? Check out 101.7 FM WIPZ. Care about the health and welfare of your fellow classmates? Talk to Peer Health Educators. Want to write for the newspaper? Come see us. I promise you, Parkside, you will gain much more from your time here if you get involved. You're in college, make a lifestyle out of it. —Henry Raskins Editor-in-Chief The Ranger News January 29, 2004 The Ranger Growl The cost of books sold in our bookstore is absolutely ridiculous. I feel like I'm giving the school a 15-percent tip after paying my $2000 tuition bill. On average I've spent about $400 each semester. When I sell my books back at the end of the semester, I feel even more raped. I get next to nothing back, especially when there is a new edition of my book coming out next term. Many colleges have student-run bookstores and use their profits to benefit the school community. If that is the case here then I'd like to know where all this money is going. Until then I've found a great new place to shop - it's called www.half.com. Sincerely, Fet up with Over-Paying for Books This is a complaint that is probably going to be dismissed simply because it is from a male, but I really have a problem with the Women's Center. Does that mean I'm not allowed to go there? It looks so uninviting. The thing is, I consider myself a feminist, even though I am a male. Plus I like women. But I feel like I'm not welcome there. Is it a place where women go so that they will not be bothered by guys trying to hit on them? Or is it a place only for women, with a "no males allowed" policy? I've always thought sexism was a horrible thing in society; now I know how it feels. — Macholess Male •• <; • :K J;•l ;«gya® •• f mm«S I$MI«« 7. lJ: " : '7 7 7,. 7.77- : \ 777 .7: ; 7777.7 77. 77v7- 77r77: - -V ?' 7 7 : 7 ; V , . - ; . • • - • 7 , : . ; ; The views stated here do not necessarily reflect The Ranger News, its staff or any part of the UW-Parkside community, with the exception of the person who wrote it. We Want It Right The Ranger News strives for accuracy. If you notice something wrong in the newspaper, email us at therangernews_uwp@yahoo.com and we'll make a note of it our next issue. UW-Parkside News Briefs Ice Cream Draws a Crowd Students, faculty, staff, and guests milled around Main Place during the ice cream social on Wednesday, January 21. The atrium was filled with conversation as participants disposed of 48 gallons of ice cream and a bevy of toppings. According to Amber Engel of Student Activities, the ice cream social has been a tradition at UWParkside since 1987 or earlier, with more than 25,000 persons served. The ice cream social is funded by the student segregated fee. Kenosha Businessmen Donate Art to UW-Parkside The stained glass piece that now stands in the sunny southwest corner of Main Place used to decorate the lobby of the original American State Bank in Kenosha. Bank incorporators Joseph Madrigano, Sr. and Ralph Tenuta, along with A1 Aiello, A1 Di Simone, and bank architect Frank Wilson, offered and facilitated the donation to UW-Parkside. Delivery and installation were completed and funded by Public Relations fundraising efforts. Facilities Management built the metal framework that suspends the stained glass artwork, which depicts a bald eagle in a field of stars and stripes. The piece measures about five feet wide by ten feet high. Phi Eta Sigma Academic accomplishment is rewarded at UW-Parkside. Students who achieve a GPA of 3.5 or better in either semester of their first year of study may be invited to join Phi Eta Sigma, our campuswide academic honor society. Membership in this national organization is widely acknowledged by employers as a sign of academic success, and chapter members are eligible for additional scholarships and awards. Many students find the chapter to be an excellent way to meet students from other disciplines. Asa student-run society, students can also acquire leadership experience as well as help promote academic achievement on campus. For more information, see the society web site at http://shiva.uwp.edu/pes/. Art Club Amazing Art Raffle The UW-Parkside Art Club is holding an art raffle Thursday, February 12, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Union Bridge. A variety of media will be raffled. Tickets for the raffle are one for a dollar or six for $5. Page 4 The Ranger News January 29, 2004 UW-Parkside offers new RideShare Program.. Make getting to campus easier, save on gas money, help reduce parking congestion, and more! By Russell Harris , Have you or anyone that you know ever got tired of paying for gas, putting wear and tear on your car, or needed a way to get to the UW-Parkside campus when your car is in the repair shop? Maybe you are one of the many people who care about air quality and would like to do something to help improve it. Well, UW-Parkside has an idea that is free to register for and far less costly than pumping up your car with gas, which seems to be more expensive by the day. If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then the RideShare Program might be for you! The RideShare Program is a carpooling service for members of the UW-Parkside community. First of all, carpooling does not require you to have a car. "Riders Only" share the cost of the driver's expenses. In addition, you can choose to just drive. You can carpool solely when your schedule permits you to. This service links people who live within a reasonable driving distance of one another. Visit the RideShare web site at http://oldweb.uwp.edu/admin/vc.admin/ride.share/ in order to register. In addition, you can go to http.//oldweb.uwp. edu/admin/vc.admin/ride.share/about_us.html for more information on this service. This web site has been designed with students security in mind and no personal information is ever used, including your UW-Parkside e-mail address. You must have a UW-Parkside e-mail account in order to access the RideShare web site, though. Potential carpoolers will only see your RideShare username, which is something that you create when registering. Last of all, the RideShare Program does require that you be dependable, on time, and that you are considerate of your fellow travelers. Try the service for a month or so to see if you like it. There is also another inexpensive option for you to travel to campus. UPASS is a semester long bus pass for the Racine Belle Urban System that when used with your UW-Parkside student ID will allow you an unlimited amount of free rides on the bus. It is paid for as part of your tuition and fees. You may be asking, "How do I get my UPASS?" It's easy! At the beginning of the semester, go to the Information Center in the Student Center. Show your valid student ID or your current class schedule when you visit the center. You can use your UPASS immediately, but you must renew your UPASS each semester and be taking at least one course for credit per semester at UW-Parkside. You can use your UPASS to travel for any purpose to any destination on the Belle Urban System. Students who drive their own cars can save hundreds of dollars in reduced gas costs, maintenance fees, and wear and tear on their cars. It will also lessen the hassles and stress involved in driving and in finding a parking space here on campus. It is a great option for students to consider and to take advantage of. Do you know about the Co-Curricular Transcript? Are you really involved here at UW-Parkside? Do you attend so many meetings and participate in so many activities; you can't keep track of them all the time? Well, the Co-Curricular Transcript is your opportunity to create a personalized record of these activities. Similar to a Registrar's academic transcript, this resource lists all of your 'extra" curricular activities during your time here at UW-Parkside. Participation in various organizations, leadership positions, community service, honors/awards and other educational development activities can all be included. The Student Activities office maintains the Co-Curricular Transcript. This transcript enables you to chart your developmental growth through college experiences, validate your co-curricular activities, complement your academic transcript, document and chart career path experiences, support scholarship and award applications. Through involvement in co-curricular experiences, you gain transferable skills that can be applied to many areas outside of the college setting. As a verifiable college document, the Co-Curricular Transcript can be used to support your search for summer employment, internships, graduate school, or a job after you graduate. Creating your Co-Curricular Transcript should be an on-going process during your years at UW-Parkside If you begin your Co-Curncular Transcript your first semester at UW-Parkside it will provide a more complete record of your involvement and development as a college student. Cheryl Langel, graduate and past President of the UW-Parkside Student Alliance, said she started a Co-Curricular Transcript to "keep track of someday6" e" ^ ^ ^ ^ l° ** ^ ^ d°ne a"d she hoped il ',wi11 be imPressive to people who will hopefully hire me When asked why he decided to use a co-curricular transcript, student Julian Thomas said it was "because I noticed my campus and professional involvement had grown and thought it would be imperative, in marketing myself, to have accurate accounts as to when I participated in various events." . . . . s®asy t°^rt a Co-cumcular Transcript! Stop by the Student Activities Office, Union 209, for a form. Complete this form and submit it at the Activities Office Whenever you have information to update or add, complete another form in the Student Activities Office. It is recommended that you ao this at the end of each semester, so your Co-Curricular Transcript is always current. If you have questions, contact the Student Activities office at 595-2278 or stop by Union 209. The Ranger News January 29, 2004 Remembering Katharine Jensen By Henry Gaskins and Bill Turner On Wednesday, November 12, a tree was dedicated to Katharine Emily Jensen, who unexpectedly died at the age of 22 in a tragic car accident on October 9. A group of approximately 60 students, faculty, family, and friends assembled to dedicate a pagoda dogwood tree to Katharine. The tree is #46 on the 25th Anniversary Nature Trail Self-Guided Walk. Dr.. Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz, professor of communications, organized the memorial on behalf of the communication department, at the request of the students. Donations were given by about two-dozen members of the campus community to cover the cost of the tree and its maintenance. Katharine was remembered at the ceremony through stories. Chancellor Jack Keating described how she organized a donation of T-shirts to the FEMA workers after the events of September 11,2001, which he only learned about after she did it, when he was thanked for the efforts of his campus. Mary Waid, lecturer in communication, spoke on behalf of all her professors about Katharine's work on a grant project with her last year. The project involved teaching conflict resolution skills to children, and Katharine was praised for her ability to work with them. Three Resident Advisors (RA), Chris Semenas, Myron Ulb, and Erica Gavin described their memories of Katharine as an RA and Residence Hall Director. All of the speakers stressed her generous nature and the considerable time she spent helping other students. They remembered her with poignant and emotional anecdotes, citing their personal experiences and loving memories. Her parents expressed their appreciation for UW-Parkside's dedication of the memorial tree. Her father announced that another tree will be planted in her memory at the FEMA facility, in recognition of her T-shirt project. This particular tree was chosen by Leeds-Hurwitz and Cathy Miner, a communications major who closely worked with Katharine, in part because of its cental location on campus a (near the outdoor classroom), and in part because of its unusual characteristics (it will flower in Spring and produce fruit in Summer). Chancellor Keating pointed out that its shape, with branches reaching in many directions, appropriately reflects Katharine's many interests. Katharine's pastor pointed out that the way th e tree's buds reach up toward the sky represents her uplifting spirit and optimistic viewpoint in life. A poem by Marco Morrison, communications major, and former PSGA president, was written in her honor for the occasion, and read aloud. He has given permission for the poem to be reprinted with this article. Life What is life If you have not learned to live? To live is to care and to devote yourself to the greater need not of yourself but of the world. What is life if you cannot open your heart to love? In life we gain respect from others by being ourselves and doing the things we know in our hearts are right. Not many people learn to live but those who truly live life to the fullest, will live in our hearts and in our spirits, long after their physical presence has gone. What is life? Life is you and me, making a difference in everything that we do and that we touch. To live is to learn from mistakes and to pick up the torch when great ones before us could not complete their journey. To live is to be free of the pressures of the outside world and focus on what really matters in life. Life is about people. It is about growing up in the way that we think, act, and treat each other. Life is about what you do while you are here. --Marco Morrison, 11/12/03 The Male Abortion By: Rosalyn Hill Most often when people think of abortion, two issues are at hand: the woman's rights and the innocent's life. The "male abortion is rarely thought of or discussed. Most people do not even consider it. A survey of 100 UW-Parkside students shows that only five percent know what the male abortion is. This is something to think about. When a woman brings a life into the world it is not her responsibility alone, so the issue at hand is, "What do we do with these baby-aborting fathers?" The male abortion is better defined in my work, "The Death of Deams " The Death of Dreams My mother couldn't explain why or how, she didn't even know who. When he raped her, he left no sign of his identity, but with a seed of his violence, they created me! Now that I am in school, I ask her day and night, "Why can't I get rid of his scar hanging over my head?" The kids always ask, "Where is he?" and I never can answer because when an innocent is aborted, it is never given a right to speak! Momma is constantly woiking, studying, praying, crying, and trying to explain why there is never enough! Never enough love in a single-parent home. Never-ending questions of, "What did I do wrong?" Never enough books, counseling sessions, kind words, gifts to make me forget he is not here and realize I am ALONE! Alone, why? Because momma birthed me into life, and daddy escaped leaving me with a Death of Dreams when he aborted me. Let us all remember to act responsibly. This is a mother and a father responsibility. Both men and women need to act responsibly, and take responsibility tor t h e i r a c t i o n s . — — , Page 6 The Ranger News January 29,2004 Unixer/ity Sport/ Kung Fu Concepts By Peng Her About five years ago, a friend of mine held black belts in Karate, Tae Kwon Do, and Aikido. She has won first place in many tournaments, but was beaten and raped by one perpetrator. This event questioned her skill level and how the martial arts were taught. This is why I'm teaching. I don't agree with how martial arts are being taught today. Many situations can be avoided with the proper knowledge. A large number of instructors today are only focused on recruiting students for profit. And after their recruitment effort, many of them have assistant instructors teach the class. My biggest concern is that many students I've met, who have black belts, don't have what it takes to be entitled to it. They have taken various types of martial arts since childhood and they still don't have what it takes to protect themselves. This is due to the lack of one-on-one with the instructor. These instructors stand in front of a fairly large class, punching in the air, and watching everyone imitate the motions. If you're a student in the back row, you can't see the instructor nor, can he or she see you. Martial arts, at their most potent form revolve from basic punching and kicking. There are no fancy kicks or twirling moves in the air. Because these moves, even after the fanciness, result back to using a basic kick and punch to attack. I designed a class where all formalities are cut away, leaving only the most basic and most effective moves. All long and telegraphic movements are thrown away, simply because they cause too much work and take too much time. In real life situations, your opponent is constantly fighting back. This is why I'm skeptical about many martial art demonstrators. These demonstrations, where the instructors are going through motions throwing their students around and knocking them down effortlessly, cause controversy. In a fight, both you and your opponent have one common interest, and that is to take the other person down without harming yourself. If two people were to really fight, no one is going to give their opponent his or her arm to be thrown around. It just doesn't happen! Williams earns permanent AD post at UW-Parkside After serving as acting athletic director at UW-Parkside for three years, David Williams has been hired as athletic director. Williams was hired after the university conducted a national search for an athletic director. "We did a national search, advertising in the NCAA News and locally," explained William Murin, Faculty Athletic Representative of UWParkside. "The position generated a pool of two dozen plus candidates of which two were interviewed." A search committee met with Chancellor Jack Keating to discuss its findings. After several internal conversations, Williams was offered the job. "I would like to thank Chancellor Jack Keating, the search committee, the coaching staff, and the university community for having faith in me to continue in this position," said Williams. "The University of Wisconsin- Parkside's administration continues to be committed to having a fist class athletic program. We have an outstanding coaching staff led by veterans Jim Kock, Rick Kilps, Mike DeWitt, and Lucian Rosa. I draw on these four coaches knowledge every day. Structurally, the athletic department is on par with other NCAA Division II universities. What I am most proud of is the performance of our student-athletes in the classroom. Student-athletes at UW-P understand the commitment to academics that our coaches expect and it is reflected in the team grade point averages." "I am fortunate that Lenny Klaver, Linda Draft, and Wayne Dannehl (all former UW-P athletic directors) are readily accessible. I hope to build on what they started. The direction they have given the athletic department over the years and the guidance they continue to give me is invaluable." Williams is a graduate of Augustana College, Rock Island, Illinois, with a degree in education. The Prospect Heights, Illinois native earned a Masters Degree in Educational Administration from North Dakota State University. Williams served as an assistant men's basketball coach at NDSU and later was hired as the top assistant men's basketball coach at UW-Parkside under Jeff Rutter. In addition, Williams was the head men's golf coach at UW-Parkside prior to accepting the acting athletic director position in January of 2001. Williams is the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics third vice president. He also serves on the NCAA Division U men's basketball regional advisory committee and the NCAA degree completion committee. He serves the community as a member of the Kenosha Rotary West and as a board member for Junior Achievement. My style is similar to the police-fighting styles across the globe The only difference is that I focus more on technique and one-on-one with the instructor. If interested, come join or visit my sessions on Tuesdays & Thursdays, February 17 through April 29 at 4:00-6:00 p.m., in the Dance Studio of SAC building. The class is free. Sign up in the intramural office or for more information contact Tamie Falk-Day at falkday@uwp edu or (262) 595-2656. Kung Fu Concepts is sponsored by UW-Parksihe Intramural s. Page 7 The Ranger News January 29, 2004 MILLER LITE PRESENTS THE ILWAUKEE BREWERS Q4 WINTER TOUR The Milwaukee Brewers Visit UW-Parkside Approximately 200 Brewers fans filled the UW-Parkside Student Union to see some of their favorite Milwaukee Brewers players and the team's Manager, Ned Yost, on January 23. The Milwaukee Brewers travel from town to town in Wisconsin during winter to promote their team on what is called "The Milwaukee Brewers Winter Tour." The players who were in attendance to sign autographs included: Scott Podsednik, Bill Hall, Chris Capuano, Wayne Franklin, Jim Gantner, and Gorman Thomas. Ned Yost talked about the strong minor league players that the Brewer's have in their organization and the amount of success that the young talent is having in the minor leagues. He hopes that the youthful talent can develop over the next few years so that the Milwaukee Brewers can improve on their season record. His goal for the upcoming 2004 season was for the team to finish above .500. The Milwaukee Brewers will have a different look this season after they traded their super-star player Richie Sexson to the Houston Astros for six talented players. The event also included a raffle that benefited local youth programs. The main attraction in the raffle was an autographed Paul Molitor bobble head doll. Paul Molitor was recently inducted into The Major League Hall of Fame. Everyone who attended the event left with a smile on their face, and some sort of souvenir. Congratulations to the Fall Intramural Sports Champions!!! 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The style of into new territory, reaffirming her message to the world at large that she is music, whether you choose to call it "emo" or acoustic rock, bears strong a woman to be reckoned with. On Educated Guess, Difranco took on the similarities to the early Dashboard Confessional recording The Drowning task of recording an album by herself. She eschewed the use of a back-up E.P. The first track on Krohn's album, "Enough of You," is an old "emo" band to instead take the role on for herself, playing all the instruments and stalwart, the love song. The shining moment on this track, however, is when providing herself with background vocals. The newest role tor her on this his lead vocals harmonize with his background vocals that come in during album was that of being both recording engineer and producer. Another feathe second verse. The track "Blacksheep" begins as an anthem for individu- ture of the album that is all Difranco are the liner notes. The small booklet ality, but the sentiment that rings through clearer than his acoustic guitar is contains Difranco's original artwork and three previously unreleased poems that of his faith. In this song, Krohn places his very strong Christian beliefs by the singer. All of these things together make Educated Guess, a truly on the table so that there are no questions about the meaning of any of his one-woman show. lyrics. This blatant honesty that places him into the "emo" crown also makes it easier for the listeners to find themselves in the song. "Post Platonic" is a straightforward rock song with a guitar riff reminiscent of the Goo Goo Dolls about moving a relationship past the friendship stage and onto shaky ground. The final song on the demo could perhaps be the strongest in terms of instrumentation. On 'Til Be With You," Krohn accompanies his acoustic guitar with a driving piano track, wrapping up the demo with a message to the listener that they aren't alone. Overall, the demo is a strong start for an artist with immense potential. If you are a fan of acoustic artists or Christian artists, go to www.ioshuakrohn.com for information about Krohn, potential shows, and to hear the tracks from his demo. Desert Island Album What is a Desert Island Album? On her new album, unlike those of several of her contemporaries, Difranco avoids the trappings of a conventional pop sound and stays true to her "folk punk" roots. She maintains her role as spokeswoman for feminism, providing inspiration to women everywhere to remain strong in the face of today's ever-changing political landscape and urges men to call themselves feminists also. Politics, love, and lessons learned are also topics of choice throughout the album. Difranco's guitar sound is more on this album than any in the past, and her unique picking style feels most appropriately placed center-stage on these songs. Her style of shifting between screaming, moaning, and singing her brilliant lyrics adds a level of intensity to already combustible subjects. The most powerful tracks on the album aren't songs at all, but instead, they are spoken word renditions of her lyrics. Educated Guess offers an appropriate voice for a new beginning in an already legendary career. It is the albums that you would risk your life saving in a fire. They are albums that never get tiresome, even after that 78th listen. They are the albums that you have to have if you were ever stranded on a desert island. Of course you would also need some sort of listening device. Bright Eyes: Lifted or The Story is in the Soil, Keep your Ear to the Ground (label: Saddle Creek) This is the fourth studio album by indie-rock heroes Bright Eyes, fronted by the twenty something Nebraska genius, Conner Oberst. Bright Eyes is only one of the bands Oberst has created; he also leads the more outspoken, socioeconomic band Desaparecidos. Oberst has been putting his poetry into music since he was thirteen years old. Now in his twenties, he has built a very sturdy underground fan base. Conner Oberst has been tagged as being the next generation s Bob Dylan. He definitely has his critics, like Dylan. Some people are of the opinion that the lyrics are amateurish and that Oberst's trembling voice can be annoying. Through all the criticisms, there is no doubting the honesty of emotions that Oberst's lyrics and melodies evoke. This is probably Bright Eyes's biggest and most publicized album to date. Hardcore Bright Eyes fans will not be disappointed. Oberst, once again, comments on failed relationships, depression, soul searching, and the sad state of American society and government. The power of this album is in how the lyrics are maniacally spewed from Oberst so honestly. In one of Oberst's more spiritual songs he desperately questions, "If I sold my soul for a bag of gold, to you, which one of us would be the foolish one?" In the final track, he comments on commercialism and society in the quote, "Well, I guess that we all fit into your slogan on that tast food marquee: Red-blooded, White-skinned, oh, and the Blues. I got the Blues. That's Me!" The songs also have the catchiness of a Beatles tune. Of course, some songs are better than others; regardless, some of the standout tracks are- "Lover I Don't Have to Love," "Bowl of Oranges," "Nothing Gets Crossed Out," "Waste of Paint," and "Let's Not Sh*t Ourselves." This album has everything to make it interesting for a very long time, truthful lyrics sung over intricate yet catchy melodies. Every artist's objective is to convey a kind of universal human truth through his or her medium and Oberst creates art with this album. Page 9 The Ranger News January 29, 2004 Dec. 18: A political day at llW-Parkside Matt Gephardt and State Rep. Jim Kreuser visit UW-Parkside Matt Gephardt, the son of a leading presidential candidate, US Congressman Dick Gephardt (D-Missouri), paid a visit to UW-Parkside in December with State Representative Jim Kreuser (D-Kenosha). Rep. Kreuser is a UW-Parkside alumni and former president of the PSGA. He is currently the Democratic Leader in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Gephardt and Kreuser met with students and faculty to discuss the importance of education and health care issues. Matt Gephardt was diagnosed with cancer as a child. His father Dick and mother Jane spent a lot of time in the hospital with him during his treatment and helped set up a Ronald McDonald House in St. Louis for the families of sick children. Matt Gephardt shared the story of how he overcame that challenge and pursued his dream of starting his own business. After attending public schools, Matt Gephardt earned his undergraduate degree at Duke University and an MBA from Northwestern University. Matt succeeded in starting his own business during the 1990s. That business, like so many other small businesses, became a victim of the high tech bust. Today he works for a software firm in Atlanta, where he lives with his wife Tricia. Rep. Kreuser has endorsed Dick Gephardt for President, saying the Congressman's support from labor union families and his realistic healthcare plan make him the best choice. Chancellor Jack Keating greets U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson on December 18. Thompson came to UW-Parkside to discuss Medicare issues with the local community. Matt Gephardt, son of former democratic presidential candidate Richard Gephardt, and State Representative Jim Kreuser talk politics with PSGA Secretary Joe Duncan. '* • ' •y ; yy- 'v -• ;,v•••»<•••••• -y '' ' *' - - ' - - s v s ' , , . s ° - -A What is your favorite rea tional Studies "The Newly weds." "The Real World." •;/./: i ; - 'J&i . - • tion Major. Criminal Justice Page 10 The Ranger News Jan uary 29, 2004 HEALTH & BODY By Emily Rasbornik I am so sick of the so called "health world." One day coffee is bad for you the next day it's good. I actually just heard that chocolate is really good for you and that vitamins can cause cancer. Do they want us fat and sick so we keep coming back for more bad advice? I think being healthy is very important, so I asked my doctor about what she thought about the "health world" and her stance seemed to be that magazines and newspapers will put anything in them to get you to read them, even if it isn't the truth. Well not in this paper! Frankly, I am sick of them changing their minds all the time. Each week I will research and find a good reliable health tip. Something we can rely on. My doctor gave me some great resources to look at that will help answer some of my questions. In each issue I will share my source and my new heath find. FIND # 1 Spring Break is fast approaching and I know we all want to look good. Here is some motivation to get healthy. Physical fitness is to the human body what fine tuning is to an engine. It enables us to perform up to our potential. Patience is essential. Don't try to do too much too soon and don't quit before you have a chance to experience the rewards of improved fitness. You can't regain in a few days or weeks what you have lost in years of sedentary living, but you can get it back if you persevere. And the prize is worth the price." The key to weight control is keeping energy intake (food) and energy output (physical activity) in balance. All information was collected from htto://healthfinder.gov FIND #2 Jason Meekma asked, "Does Yellow Dye # 5 really shrink your weenie?" I am assuming this question came from the long age myth that drinking Mountain Dew will shrink your testis, decrease your sperm count, or cause your weenie to grow smaller. The controversial ingredient is called Yellow Dye No. 5, also known as tartrazine; it is an FD&C (approved for use in food, drugs, and cosmetics) coloring dye commonly used to give various foods a bright lemon color. It has long been deemed safe by the Food and Drug Administration, and has been in use since 1916. So I am sure we would have heard something more than roomers about shrinking penises by now. So Jason If you drink a lot of Dew, you will notice one related perfectly harmless side effect, quite a bit of yellow liquid will flow out of your penis. All information collected from www.snopes.com/toxins/vellowhtm YOU'VE GOT QUESTIONS I'LL FIND ANSWERS. E-MAIL EMILY RASBORNIK AT REAL757@YANNN MU J*, MOLN Concourse Sponsored Br. Peer Health Educator At Northwestern, It All Adds Up! Combine an array of natural health care programs with an outstanding learning environment and you'll discover a unique institution... NORTHWESTERN HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY 2501 West 84th Street, Bloomington, MN 55431 (952)888-4777, ext.409 www.nwhealth.edu 1 the leader in natural pioneering natural health care education health care programs: chiropractic, massage therapy, acupuncture and Oriental medicine percent pass rate on chiropractic national board exams 50,000 wtKtf Wjrf-to- l student patient visits in f f to faculty ratio the University's /u clinic system M clii University clinics Page 11 The Ranger News January 29, 2004 Humorness H«Aey, you A "f© s ee MArfe //» It's 9 COMIC!!! Horoscopes ^ YL;-.-'. Y ^ it:.'.-v^r mam Aquarius It is quite possible that you or someone very close to you has been watching too much of the TLC channel. Have they been redecorating like mad or talking about having babies? They seem to be going through a phase of mommyness. It will pass - so be a good friend and stick by them through this terrible phase. Scorpio Scorpio, of all the signs - you are the hippest. You're damn cool and you know it. Pisces You have to chill out and listen to some music to clear your mind from the cluttery stupidness. You're stressed and you should run over to Best Buy or get on Kazaa or however you get your music, and opt for some happy stuff. I see Ben Kweller or the Beatles or Outkast being the optimum choice for your bringing your mood up. They're happy and you should have these in your collection anyway. Taurus This is the sign of the Bull. You are the biggest of the signs, like crab and scorpion and goat and all that. If any people with little animals for their sign try to fool you this week - just remind them that you're a bull and they'll remember their position. If they laugh at you for the bull comment, just grunt. Like Tim the Toolman Taylor. Arg ar ar. Just trust me I'm the astrologer here alright. Sagittarius Are you having a bad day? Aw. It's ok. We all have bad days. You'll make it through. Libra If you're thinking about starting a band - I'd suggest not. It will turn out to be a big fiasco of creative differences and you might as well just find a little known band (that's good) and tell people you're in that one instead. It will be less hassle in the end. If I'm totally off about the band thing - then find a stranger and show them this horoscope and complain about how this astrologer doesn't have a clue. If it will make you feel better -1 don't mind. Leo You are going to find the love of your life this month. You guys are perfect for each other so don't screw it up with your negativity and nonsense. Virgo You are beginning to doubt the path you're taking in life. Perhaps you'd rather be in California or in some other county traveling around. That's craziness and you know it, silly dreamer. Stay right where you are for a bit and learn a craft first. You don't want to find yourself out of your element and broke, right? Learn how to repair shoes or how to bind books. This will save you if you choose to venture out into the big scary world. Aries You need a significant other. There are lots of lonely people in this here town. Why not kill two birds with one stone and do a charitable act for the community as well? Go to a seedy-looking bar, find someone with black jeans and a bad haircut, and sweep them off their feet. Perhaps a roadie for a local cover band? He's practically famous! Go! C1 »-•-» /4 f l-> a I Cancer Is your close friend attempting to grow a moustache to make themselves appear dapper and manly? Like Tom Selleck perhaps? You know what you must do. If we all stick together we can help our fellow man, we musn't stand by and allow these people to cast themselves into a hellish world of unattractive aesthetics. Unattractive aesthetics. It sounds like it shouldn't make sense, but I looked it up so no worries. Capricorn I can't think of any witty predictions for you. I apologize. You already know what's up so why are you reading the horoscopes anyway? Treat yourself to a milkshake. Gemini You feel an emptiness in your life. You need a pick out a pop culture icon to guide you. There are many to choose from.. Let's see: Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, Britney Spears, Rick James, they're all very lovely choices. Collect their licensed merchandise, follow their life choices as good or bad as they may have been. Page 12 The Ranger News January 29, 2004 By Henry Gaskins As we continue to write Exposing the Sexes, I figure it will be best to describe the purpose of the column at the beginning of every semester, since inevitably there will be new students reading the newspaper. I will explain up front that my thoughts on what this column is about may differ from Emily's thoughts, but that is the foundation for the column itself - that we each describe a subject from our own perspective. The art of exposing is based on the fact that many people believe men and women think differently. So I will describe what I think, feel, and have experienced on a subject, and I believe Emily will do something similar. You may deduce from that: I am taking a male college-student perspective and she is taking a female college-student perspective; therefore, we write about common issues and incidents that occur within relationships. In the past, we have written about our perspectives on impressing, jealousy, and the "game" itself, among other issues. This semester we have a good line-up of topics to discuss as well. I am not attempting to represent the male sex in this column. It's not like a battle between the sexes. It's more like a case study: one random guy (who happens to work for the newspaper) and one random girl (who also happens to woik for the newspaper) each share what they think on a subject. The column itself is not meant to advise. In fact, one of the rules I give myself when writing this column is that I do not give advice. Although I consider myself to be a perfectly respectable guy with good general reasoning behind everything I do or think, I don't consider myself a person to give advice when it comes to relationships - reiterating that I can only write what I think, feel, and have experienced. I do, however, hope to invoke at least a couple provoking thoughts throughout the existence of this column. Since we write about relationships, it is only right to also include our current status on the dating scene, or whatever you want to call it. I'm single. I've been in many types of relationships: long-term, short-night, long-distance, living-with, dating friends, dating exes, dating co-workers, etc. I don't mean to present these as credentials or anything like that, because I don't pride myself in not sustaining a relationship. Instead I write these as a way of noting that I have experienced different interactions with members of the fairer sex. After all, if I had great credentials, I'm sure I wouldn't have been single for the past six (or so) months. That isn't 1a say I haven't (By "talked," I mean spoken to girls who I might be interested in dating and who also might be interested in dating me.) I've talked to plenty of girls in the past six months. My most recent conclusion on why I have not maintained a relationship is that I do not believe the girls I have been talking to actually know what they want in a guy or relationship. That is, of course, my own, personal opinion. But my own attraction to them has not necessarily been about what they want out of a relationship, although I have noted this in every case. My main attraction to a girl is more of what they want out of life. I think there are few people who really grab their own life and try to take direction. My current thought is that I may be searching for the impossible: a person who takes direction, appreciates me for who I am (human, if nothing else), and who coincides perfectly into my own life. Until then, or about the age 28,1 will remain single. art of Exposing ByEmily Rasbornik Well, we are back for another semester. Life seems to be moving faster and faster. I am a senior, but I think I will milk this college experience another year. It's a scary thought to be done with school. My freshman year I was planning on finishing college in four years, having a great job right out of school, and thinking about marrying my wonderful boyfriend who is now an ex. Wow, how life flies by. I finally seem to be "growing up," but I feel like my relationships are not. They are being stunted by confusion and hopelessness. I cannot get away from the phrase "You can't have your cake and eat it too." I hear it all the time and it never really made sense to me. So I thought I would try and expose these cake eaters, by making sense of this phrase. I guess right now, it seems like so many people do not want to be in real relationships. They don't want to settle down or be honest with how they feel, like they have other priorities in life that need to be attended to and they don't really know how to balance it all out. I have met plenty of girls and guys who can't seem to make decisions : the opposite sex. There are a lot of different people in this world and everyone seems to fall in all sorts of categories but I have narrowed it down to two main groups. Type one is people who want to date around, see what others have to offer and not be committed to anyone. But I found something weird in this group, they still have one person they are in contact with when they aren't playing the field. They don't want to be alone so they string someone along to make them feel good. This one person is usually in group two. Group two people want to settle down, are fine with commitment, and want to balance everything in life with someone else. Group two are people think that relationships are very important and see great value in them. Usually group two people get into a relationship wanting, to give it their all. They confess their love and then get toyed with from the people in group one. They want all the benefits of the relationship, but when a problem arises, they try to act like they are confused and don't want to settle down. They don't want to deal with the common problems that come with relationships or maybe they don't know how to. They have no clear boundaries, and they end up taking group two for a ride. The weird thing is, group two gets in the car with no seat belt and allows themselves to be taken for a ride. Maybe they don't want to be taken for a ride, but it's like they can't control it, they try to comfort their own emotions by doing things that will end up hurting them, because they claim to have no control. They base decisions off emotions. Its like they are so scared to see that the other person doesn't like them. I have learned that you get what you tolerate. Group one can't be honest, knowing they really don't like a person, and then they lead group two on because they like the attention. Group 1 tends to say things like "Oh sorry, I don't know if I like you, I am so confused." Well, I happen to think that is a line of bull. They know dam well what is going on, they just want the other to be around when they want them and then leave when they're through with them. Hence die phrase: "You can't have your cake and eat it too." Instead of using emotions as a tool to help make logical decisions, Group two does filings based off emotions and reenforces this phrase by not removing themselves form the situation. I don't think people realize they may fall into group one or two, it's just a natural pattern that they go through, and I don't think anyone really tries to identify what's going on. If they did I am sure the unhealthy relationship circles in their life would slowly stop. I also need to throw in a group three, the miscellaneous people, and the ones who are in happy relationships, dealing with the common relationship problems, taking one day at a time and loving one another. I am sure this is where we all hope to be someday. Life flies by very quickly, mine seems to be in 6th gear going 99mph, but my friends and family kick it down to 5th by helping me remember about the real loving relationships that I have with them. No one should be scared to see the truth of what they're relationship really is about. This is what Exposing the Sexes is. Questions? Comments? Thoughts? Concerns? Any other ideas? E-mail Emily Rasbornik at real757@yahoo.com or Henry Gaskins at uw_paperboy@yahoo.com Page 13 The Ranger News January 29, 2004 I'll qualify I won't I'll qualify I won't STUDENT ORGANIZATION & VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY FAIR IAN 2 a UPPER MAIN PLACE >5 iwr-tir | Sxwrd tn Crurtu** Coiid h Vofcartre TV WtV HMq V p*rcr« wSfc r cv4*l » Ccr-f If If. ;«>?>»;. § There's a lot to know about qualifying for the Earnelllncome Tax Credit (EITC). You need to work and earn less than $34,692. If you have children, they must meet three qualifying test% And that's just to name a few. But the most important thing to knc^is you can get help figuring it all out. Visit us on the web, call 1-800-TAX-1040 or ask your tax preparer When it comes to getting help claiming everything you honestly deserve, consider it done. 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Davis of High Impact Training INI0N SQUARE 8:30am-3:30pm Sponsored by Student Activities fll!,U"^grSiTy of WisfonSin" Parl<s'de provides services for patrons with soecial St/ "" Please cortact Parkside Student Center for assistance, (262) 595-2345. Personals Jan. 31: Happy Birthday Emily Stroanbusch!!! I paid $3 for this advertisement just to say: BUSH SUCKS!!! Be sure to write your Valentine a classified!!! Hurry, classifieds are due February 6th!!! Classified ads are 25 cents per word. For Questions or to submit an ad, e-mail rangerads_ uwp@yahoo.com or call the ranger news at (262) 595-2287. You can also stop by The Ranger News office at Wyllie D139C to submit a classified BALLIN' ON A BUDGET: MAKING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR PROGRAMMING DOLLARS Presented by SABRINA MORGAN & MACY YUEN, Uwp Alumna Come to this program to learn the do's and donfs of budgeting. Learn how to plan events and advertise on-campus on a small budget. We will go through the strategies on how to pinch those pennies and stretch your dollars. Join us to get more for less! FRIDAY, FEB. 6th MtP NOON, UNION 206 LEADERSHI P S E R I E S http://oldweb.uwp.edu/admin/union/activities.html _ Sponsored by Student Activities pr"vidw «™ce! for patrons with special N ' contort llw Parfa.de Studenl Center for assistance. (262) 59S-234S. ) Page 15 The Ranger News January 29, 2004 12-3-03 Lead Foot. Outer Loop Rd. 10:44 A citation was issued to a driver for traveling 49 mph in a 24mph. zone. 12-3-03 Nomad. Union. 12:43p.m. Officers were dispatched to the Union as a result of a homeless person bothering staff. 12-3-03 Lead Foot. Outer Loop Rd/CTH JR. 10:17 A citation was issued to a driver for failure to stop/improper stop at a stop sign. 12-5-03 Why Would You Park Here? 2:25 Officers noticed a vehicle in the Tallent Hall parking lot. Driver was transported to Kenosha Jail for intoxication and drugs. 12-5-03 Kleptomaniac. GRNQ. 10:00a.m. A purse was reported missing from GRNQ when owner walked away for a few minutes. 12-5-03 No Passing. 6:46 p.m. A citation was issued to a driver for passing in a no-passing zone. 12-5-03 Technical difficulties. 5:24 p.m. Popcorn caused a fire alarm. 12-6-03 Stop Spinning SAC. 4:36 p.m. A person was found lying on the ground because of being dizzy. Person was transported to Aurora Hospital. 12-8-03 Kleptomaniac. 11:41 p.m. A student reported money was taken from a desk drawer without permission. 12-8-03 Kleptomaniac. Ranger Hall. 7:00 A student reported money and personal items missing from her room. 12-8-03 Cant We All Get Along? 2:45 A student reported being shoved by another student. 12-9-03 12-10-03 12-10-03 12-12-03 12-11-03 12-12-03 12-13-03 12-13-03 12-17-03 12-17-03 12-19-03 Drink Up. Outer Loop Rd. 12:29 a.m. A citation was issued for underage drinking. Klepto. WYLL Market. 4:31p.m. 12-19-03 A student reported that her backpack was Obnoxious Under-ager. 12:04 a.m. 12-20-03 A citation was issued to a student for underage drinking and resisting or obstructing an office. Druggies. University Apts. 3:30 p.m. 12-20-03 Dispatch received a marijuana complaint. Citations were issued for possession/use of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. 12-21 -03 Klepto. Outer Loop Rd. 1:02 p.m. Students reported to the police department items were missing from their apartment without permission. 12-19-03 All Cracked Up. 8:39 a.m. A victim reported that eggs were thrown at her car. Prank Yanker. Ranger Hall. 8:10 A student reported receiving harassing telephone calls. Getting Off Easy. 11:11 p.m. Officers were dispatched for a medical assist. Warning was given for underage drinking. Shame, Shame, Shame. 1 02 p.m. A citation was issued to a driver for operating a vehicle without a valid driver's license and nonregistered car. More Druggies. 8:34 p.m. A student was taken into custody for an arrest warrant. Citations were issued for possession of marijuana. Klepto. 1:08 p.m. A victim reported to dispatch that money was missing from his wallet in an unlocked locker. 12-23-03 12-26-03 12-29-03 1-3-04 1-3-04 1-8-04 Yes, another Klepto. 2:40 p.m. A victim reported that her backpack was missing. Her backpack was later found with items missing. Deer in the Headlights. 5:23 p.m. Officers were dispatched after a vehicle struck a deer. Zero Integrity. 5:30 p.m. A victim reported to dispatch that his vehicle was damaged in a hit Bye Bye. Union Lot. 5:50 a.m. A vehicle that had been parked in the Union Lot for several weeks was towed. Stop Picking Ybur Nose. 1:44 p.m. A citation was issued to a driver for inattentive driving. Boozing Behind the Wheel. 12:27 Citations were issued to a driver for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Subject was transported to Kenosha Jail. Damn Chemists. GRNQ. 10:22 a.m. It was reported to the police that someone attempted to enter the chem istry stockroom. No Patience. 11:55 p.m. Citations were issued to students for underage drinking. Sounds like a Party. University Apartments. 12:32 a.m. Several citations were issued for underage drinking. Aliens? 7* Street. 3:02 p.m. It was reported to the police department that a suspicious metal aluminum box was found in woods. It was determined-this was a box used for games. Drink Up. Ranger Hall. 10:37 p.m. Citations were issued to students for underage drinking. Someonefe trying to save some Money. Comm Arts. 2:46 p.m. A student reported her parking permit removed from her vehicle without permission. The Recil World - Ion Die90 Thursday's at 4 PM UIIPZ 101.7 RM Listen to Exposed on Thursdays @ 4:00 for Exclusive Interviews with The Real World-San Diego! February 5: Cameron February 12: More San Diego Guests! 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